Multi-layered films oriented in the machine direction and articles comprising the same
a multi-layered film and machine direction technology, applied in the field of uniaxial orientation multi-layered films, can solve the problems of limiting the thickness of films without sacrificing toughness, tear strength, and/or stiffness required for conversion processes, bagging operations, and/or end use functional performance, and achieve desirable mechanical properties and tear strength. desirable
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example 1
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TABLE 2Thickness4.8:1 Draw6.2:1 DrawLayerComposition(μ)Ratio (μ)Ratio (μ)A (First70% EPE-HD;28.386.925.27Layer)30% Z-N ULDPEB (InnerEPE-HD56.7713.8410.54Layer)A (Second70% EPE-HD;28.386.925.27Layer)30% Z-N ULDPETotal Thickness113.5427.6921.08
Both films are substantially flat and are quite stiff with the 21 micron film having lower haze and higher gloss. Measurements are taken to evaluate the Example 1 films orientation performance. The 21 micron Example 1 film had an initial roll width of 1400 mm, a roll width after orientation in the machine direction of 1180 mm, and a final roll width after edge trimming of 1040 mm. These values represent a width retraction after orientation in the machine direction of 15.71%, and a total width reduction of 25.71% after additional trimming of slightly thicker film edges after orientation.
Example 2
[0106]Table 3 shows the film structure for Example 2. Example 2 also has an A / B / A film structure and includes the same EPE-HD and Z-N ULDPE as Exam...
example 2
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TABLE 46.2:18.3:19.1:1ThicknessDrawDrawDrawLayerComposition(μ)Ratio (μ)Ratio (μ)Ratio (μ)A (First70% EPE-HD;29.535.464.063.94Layer)30% Z-NULDPEB (InnerZ-N ULDPE59.0610.928.137.89Layer)A70% EPE-HD;29.535.464.063.94(Second30% Z-NLayer)ULDPETotal118.1121.8416.2615.77Thickness
Measurements are taken to evaluate the Example 2 films orientation performance. The 16.26 micron Example 2 film has an initial roll width of 1400 mm, a roll width after orientation in the machine direction of 1200 mm, and a final roll width after edge trimming of 1050 mm. These values represent a width retraction after orientation in the machine direction of 14.29%, and a total width reduction of 25.00% after additional film edge trimming to remove the slightly thicker edges.
[0112]The Example 2 films are measured for Elmendorf tear according to ASTM D1922. FIG. 1 plots the Elmendorf tear values for the machine direction (“MD”) and the cross direction (“CD”), as well as the MD / CD ratio of the Elmendorf tear va...
example 3
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TABLE 67.1:1 Draw RatioLayerCompositionThickness (μ)(μ)A (First Layer)100% EPE406.1B (Inner Layer)70% EPE-HD;253.830% Z-N ULDPEC (Second100% Z-N ULDPE355.3Layer)C100% Z-N ULDPE355.3B70% EPE-HD;253.830% Z-N ULDPEA100% EPE406.1Total Thickness20030.5
The Example 3 film stretches easily at 225° F., and is substantially flat. The film also shows excellent optical properties. Measurements are taken to evaluate the Example 3 film's orientation performance The Example 3 film had an initial roll width of 1600 mm, a roll width after 7:1 orientation in the machine direction of 1430 mm, and a final roll width after edge trimming of 1260 mm. These values represent a width retraction after orientation in the machine direction of 10.63%, and a total width reduction of 21.25% after edge trimming.
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